Getting Started

This assumes you have a computer ready to go.  If you don't, click here for a tutorial.

First, you need a program to use it in...This plugin is designed for Plogue Bidule, but has been breifly tested with Nuendo/Cubase, and could be used with other vst hosts like EnergyXT or V-Stack.  If you need help setting up plogue bidule check out this page (coming soon). 

You need to copy the plugin to your vst plugins directory.  In Windows this is usually c:/program files/steinberg/vstplugins or c:/program files/plogue/bidule/vstplugins if the former doesn't exist.  In Mac OSX this is (your hard drive)->Users->(your name)->Library->Audio->Plug-Ins->VST or (hard drive)->Library->Audio->Plug-Ins->VST 

In Bidule, drag in your ASIO audio device from the pallete (click here if you do not have an ASIO device).  It will be under "Audio Devices - Duplex - ASIO - [your asio name]".  Add your MIDI  interface if you plan on using a foot controller or keyboard.  It is under "MIDI Devices - Input - [your device]".  Now connect these modules by drawing in the patch cables.  Start by clicking on the first bump below the audio input and dragging it over to the blue bump above the TremoLlama.  Do the same for the MIDI interface and the white bump above Loopy Llama.  Connect the output to the bottom and it should look something like the picture on the right.  Now double click on the TremoLlama to bring up its interface.

More to come....work in progress....it's a pretty simple plugin....